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Jessica’s Journey: From Struggle to Success with Quam Animashaun For Jessica, job hunting was a long, exhausting process filled with setbacks, disappointments, and doubts. After months of applying to countless positions, refining her resume, and attending job fairs, she still hadn’t found the right opportunity. Each rejection seemed to knock her down a little more, and soon, her confidence was on the brink of collapse. The once-optimistic job seeker now felt like the dream of landing her ideal role was slipping farther and farther away. She wasn’t alone in her struggles. Like many, Jessica had heard that finding the right job could take time. But with each passing day, the search grew more frustrating, and the rejections more personal. Jessica started questioning herself: Is it me? Am I just not cut out for this? Despite her doubts, one thing remained clear—she wasn’t ready to give up. Somewhere, she knew, the right job was out there waiting for her. It was at this low point that she met Quam Animashaun, a career expert with a reputation for helping job seekers navigate the tough job market. What Jessica didn’t know then was that this meeting would be the turning point in her journey.

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Hey everyone , Not sure if anyone else can relate, but over the last weeks I felt like I was spending way too much time repeating the same tiny tasks — answering the same DMs, sending the same messages, scheduling the same calls…It got to a point where I felt busy all day but wasn’t really moving forward. So I tried something different. I set up a small automation system just to handle the boring stuff: - simple replies for the questions I get all the time - automatic scheduling instead of going back and forth - little reminders so I stop forgetting follow-ups Nothing complicated or expensive — honestly, I didn’t expect much.But it freed up so much mental space. I feel lighter, and I’m finally focusing on the parts that actually matter: learning, creating, and building. It made me realize how many of us spend hours every week on things that could run in the background. Curious — has anyone here tried automating small parts of their workflow?What’s one thing you’d love to stop doing manually?